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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

The Stockton Mail has this pie as
ant little story of Joe Stewart.
Old Joe Stewart, late of Nevada
is gambler who is one of the fea-
lures OF the Palace hotel, where he
has lived for many years. When
Sharon was poor and Joe was rich
IN Virginia City, Sharon often Dor
rowed of him, and though he paid
him back, ne never forgot the kind
hess, and even on his death bed
gave orders that so long as his heirs
had the Palace hotel, Joe was to
have the best in the house and was
to pay or not to pay as he pleased.
A gentler, kinder man than Joe
Stewart never lived, and so far IS l
nave heard he was always honest.
lie is tall and spare of form and full
OF mild dignity. He is in his anec-
dotage now, and you couldn't i'm
agine pleasanter way for a new
man to spend an hour or SO in lis
tenlng to Joe's stories of life in the |
big camps in early days. He has !
great idea of the dignity of any pro-
fession and the sin of employing anna
teurs. When Morrow was indicted
Tor embrac cry Joe remarked.
"That just serves him right. The
idea of man like him doing his
own work or employing a lot of
amateurs like Creighton, Doane and
Northey, to fix jury. He should
have engaged the sevices of a pro-
essional gentleman, but l suppose
here wasn't professional in the
state mean enough to help rob
widow"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

Ladies' purses at Geo. Thax
:. ter's
-Recamier Cream at Thaxter's
Drug Store.
-Hem-stitched Silk Handker-
chiefs, twenty-five cents a piece, at
Olcovich Bros.
-BoRN-In Carson City, Decem-
Der II, 1887, to the wife of j. NJ.
Benton, a girl.
u. S. Surveyor General Irish
was visiting his many friends in
this city last Sunday.
There was a rain on Sunday
and a drift of snow yesterday.
There is now prospect of pleasant
weather.
Articles OF Incorporation of the
Ida Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
ny were filed yesterday in the
office of Secretary of State.
Vic. Muller, lately of San |
Diego, is again in Carson. He
thinks that he has seen no place he
likes half SO well as Carson.
-LosT-A bunch of keys. The
finder will receive 81 reward by re-
turning them to this office, or to w.
w. King, at the County Building.
Governor Stevenson yesterday
appointed Holland Smith Commits
sioner of Deeds to reside at San
Cal. and John A. Hillery
to reside at New York City N.
The jury in The case of Harper,
the dishonest cashier of the Fidel- :
ty Bank, returned a verdict of
guilty in thirty-three counts. The
Judge sentenced him to ten wears
n the Ohio Penitentiary. n
Mrs. Clara Belle McDonald's ,
rial began yesterday. The follow .
ng council represent her: Col.
'arnes, John CARRIER, ex-Judge
tankin and Col. Ellis, of this CITY. =
I'D Vinegar Bitters will have a q
ard row to hoe. Id
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

Notice Is hereby given by the under.
signed Administrator OF the Estate of r
X. Scott, deceased, to the Creditor 3
Oh, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary youcher-.
Wltnin 'hree months after The first pun
Ilcation OF this notice to the said Adj
IN isistrator at the Office of ]. r. Judge
in Carson City, Nevada. II. b. WOODS
deceased novsConi'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
If Mathewson the Civil Enoin

Ill Mathewson the Civil Engin-
eer wants to demonstrate that he
can tap Lake Tahoe with a syphon
let him take an inch pipe and ex-
pertinent in small way. Let him
lift water over 33 feet by pun ping
out the air as he describes and the
capital to build the syphon will be
ready in about one day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
STOCKS.

Ophir-l1s
Mexican 81
Gould & Curry-6I
Best & Belcher-Ss
Con. Cal. & Va.-23{
Savage-8a
Chollar-7t
Potosi-1
Hale s. Norcross-94
Crown Point-10l
Yellow Jacket-71
West @. Point-65c
North Belle Isle-9s
Nevada Queens
Commonwealth-3 so
Tuscarora -40c
Bodice 50
Peer less-1 10
KeDtuck-2
Mt. Diablo-4{
Con. Pacifc-2Oc
Navajo Queen -35e
1owa-50c
Ploneer-45o
Lady Washington-6Oc
Found treasure 10
Julia-65c
ConSdence-1I
Mono-2 05
Bulwer-&c
Caledonia-65c
Benton-3 50
Imperial-3 25
Alpha-2 20
Belcher-11s
Sierra Nevada-6s
Utah. so
Bullion-2 45
Exchequer-i 40
Seq. Belcher-7s
Overman-3 20
Union-6
JUSTICE IS
Alta 80
Challenged 95
Silver Hill-60c
Andes-l 65
Scorplon-1 Is
Baltimore-1 80
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A Big Freight Blockade.

There is big freight blockade at
Odgen, and it is estimated that there
are nearly 800 cars loaded with
merchandise at that point. 1t is al
most impossible for the companies
to handle all the business. The
Southern Pacific company has sent
anumber of engines from Sacra-
mento, and it is expected that the
blockade will be broken in few
days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in Carson Post
Office December II, 1897
LADIES LIST.
Mrs. Ollie IRWIN
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
r. Ames A. Bell
All Foo A. Marshall
j. z. Moores /. Paidillion
Theodore Rost E. Shieffelin
M. Scherer Wong Sue Toy
M. Voslea,
G. G. WHITE, P. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

To whom il NAV Concern.
This is to, warn all parties, re-
spectacle or otherwise, from in any
way meddlng or interfering in my
family affairs, under legal penal
ties.
dec10,1w o. R. LEErE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castors
When she was Child, she cried fos CastocA
When the became Miss, she chung to castoria,
Whnshs bad Children, she gave them castors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-13
NOTICE To CREDIroRs.

nov 15.1m
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6err RifGe, Der pddter unieres sros
Ben Operubauies, iOret bafir. baB es
benz 9beaters publifum San Nntonios
ui6t an Mbtpe1feluns unb 3~erftreuuna
febIe. Mfit ben bisberieen Sruppeil
bat CT redt piel Slid gebabt unb es it
su boffen, baB BON ben fpdteren elm
@leidss su fagen if. Stelt uus bod
6err @iiGe foear bas Nuftreten Der
Sarab Bernbarbt. Der betanEs
ten bageren Oeuti9enbaferin, in Nuss
fidt. Ob bic riasere Reelames 20nisin
freiIid nit ibrer frana0fi9en Sruppe
bier bel gffett MAIDEN tuirb, mub obs
getpartet tperben.
Die neuefe lleberraf6ung, bic uns
bic Saifon bieten ipirb, 1T bic 8urleste
"The Adamless Eden, elm Stid, in
ipel9em MUIR 9amen a~uftreien.
Die 9ruppe Der Mlib 2ilp Slap bat
LIBERAL, mo fe aufgetretsn 1T. gerabeSu
Gurore sema9t. unb bos Ieiteube Blott
in 81. paul, Minneioto, fabt iein rr.
tbeiI iiber biefe 0aubepiGe @efenfdaft
fura unb biinbig in bic foIgenben Worte
3uiammen: Die Eamen Der 9iup glaps
Sruppe beiben bic bier grforbernife,
ipel6e ben grfoIg In Der Oarfeluna
BON BurIesten ii9ern: Susenb, S16n.
beit, anmutb unb frii@e quite Stimmenl
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ni6t iBt, ooer bod menisfiens ME ben
Ginoern gu e1en giebt. 1T bic Saupts
nabrung, bel wel9er bic amerifanifden
9inber aufwi9ien. Sn SoIge bieier
wiberiinnigen @rndbrungsueiie iinb
bic Ginber fo~rttpdbrenb frant, unb mas
Die pies uub Biscuits nod ni6t ruinirt
baben, bas bolenben bic episen Auad'
faIbereien. Die baraus e~ntfebenbe
S6wd9e pererbt fi6 bann garts naturs
gemdb, unb elm entnerptes i1md9li9es
8eI6le9t, bas rlir cine fur3e periobe
Der S9einbliitbe ourdmadt, 1T bann
bas ReluItat.
Der 6auptfeinb Der tpeibliGen 6ris
i1e unb S1onbeit lit Der Mangel on
frif6er 2uft. Sie S66nbeit Der Ime'
rifanerinnet bat iebo9 nod einen aus
bern tiidifden 6eiub, Der 9anb inSanb
nit Der unberniinftisen 2ebensmeife on
5em .3erit6rungsmerfe arbei;et: bas
9lima. Ser srtrelle We6iel-uon 6ibe
unb 2dlte, bur9 ben iid bas amerifas
niIde 3lima 10 tpenig portbeilbaft aus
3eidnet, geifattet nur fur3e 3ett blrs
Surd ben aufentbalt i'm 6reien fur
fdud6Iide Naturen. unb ma9t ldngere
Spasiergdnge, bas @eiunbeffe unb am
meifen 3rdftigenbe. mas es iiberbaupt
giebt. rabe5u unmOgli6. Die Geu9'
tiafeit Der beutiden Mtmofpbdre ibt eli
men tpobltbuenben unb be%rubigerben
giufuB auf bic Nerben aus uno ffeht
in i6rofem 2ontraf gu Der trodeneu
6ibe bes amerifanii1en 4limas, melbe
Bic Mnreguns bur9 finftli6e Stimu:
IantieE our abioluten Notbwenbisfeit
ma6t. Wan brennt baber = nm elm
GleidniB gu gebrauden = bieraulanbe
fein 9ebenslidt 10 81 iasen on beiben
gnbe 3uslei6 an.
Senes-man m6hte fa9en-wblibens
be Wittelalter" Der beuti6en Srauen
fdut iebem Mmerifaner auf, Der Seutf6'
lamb bereiit. Die beuti9en Grauen pers
banfen es tpeniger elmer beitimmten 2e'
bensmeiie - tpenu fie fi6 aud Dor ben
groben 6eblern ibrer S9ueffern bon
ienieits bes Oceans biiten-als einfa9
Der Sbatia9e, baB fie mebr friide unb
aeiunoe Cuff einatbmen, i'm Sommer
ME aud int Winter. Srobbem tbun
fe bies niGt in benz WaBfiabe, ME fe
es bel ben sintisen flimatiiden 8ers
bdItniFen Deutf6lanbs tbun folten.
Surdaus ni1t. Sotpobl bic S9lafs
simmer aIs gabeeinridtungen iino in
DeutfGlanb unslaubli9 primitip uno
balten ben BersIeid nit ben entfpres
denben amerifaniiden @inri9tungen
aud nidt i'm e%ntferntefen aus.
gbenfals portbeilbaft aeidnen iid
bic beutf9en Dor ben meifen ameritas
nif6en Grauert bur9 ibren Srang CUR
arbeitiamen Sbdtigteit aus. limb bas
it niGt rur elm Slid fir fe, fonbsrn
aud fir bie.--. Mdnner.
IS 1T Man9es yfaul" in Deutids
lamb unb penn nun aud nod Bic
srauen anfangen tpolten, ibren Mdns
nern ben Ropf 10 beiB gu MAIDEN. tuie
bic Mmerifanerinneri es au tbun lieben.
suas folte bann aus ben armen beuts
f9en Mdunern uerben2
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9a& @pmeubtatt.
6 0 { &.
6 nNntonip Q, IL. Sanuar 1887
Superintendent Grain.

u u u u " ", LIZ yuiuu@ AOO''
Repraientant @raim.
Ser Reprdfentant Grain bonn z. tee
ranii6en GonsreBbiifrift it elm pabrer
8liifsposeI. Srob feiner Sugero unb
trob Der unerfabrenbeit in @ongrebans
gelegenbeiten gelang es ibn bonn Ius
fang an, ginHuB 3u getpinnen, 10 bab
er Bel Der in Seras fattinoenoen 4ems
teriagb 6fter bas entf9eibenbe Wort
ipra1. Sas mar nun allerbings feline
Sugenb bon Grain, er bat b61fens Dos
bur6 bemieien, baB er au intriguiren
perftebt, bod feblt es ibm aud ni9t on
reformatorif1er Gdbisfeit, unb Dor
mebreren Moden bat er fe beuieien.
Ct bra1tf ndmlid einen @eiammts
bei1IuB elm, Der bic Contribution anters
Dirt lino perlangt, bob bic erfe SiBung
clues neuen gonsrefes ON erften Wfons
tage in benz auf cine 9erbftpabl folgens
ben Monat Sanuar, unb bic atpeite am
erifen Montag bes nd9ffolgenben Sos
uliar beginner fou.
Cine berartige 8erdnberung tpiirbe
uiht tuenige gortbeile fir bas Bolt i'm
@efoIae baben. Die beiben Gibungen
tpiirben fiets Dor elmer Wabl BON Mtitz
gliebern fir ben nd1ffen gongreb itatts
inben unb baburd luirben bic ganbis
baten fir bic Wieoereripdblung ges
3tuungerl tuerben, fi9 mebr .urn ibre ges
febgeberiide Sbdtigfeit Su tiimrnerrl .irb
ferner tpiirben fe nidt n6tbig baben,
ibre pfi@ten in @afbington au bers
nadldffigen, inbem fe fir pOlitif9e
gcnbeutioneH u. I. 10. forgen. Gin tpet=
terer 0ortbeil tpdre ber, baB nit benz
gesinn Der eibunger i'm Sanuar bic
WeibnaGts. 6erien ~fortfalen miirben,
bur9 mel9e bic on unb fur f1 tarae
S9luBibung in ungebhbrli9er Weiie
perfirst tpirb.
Grain giebt als 6auptgrunb fir bic
Mnnabme Der Mabregel folgenoes an:
Ct meiut ndmIi9, Der sr6Bte uebelftanb
bel benz iebigen ARRANGEMENT Der Cons
greBfibunger isi. bob bic erfte ober lans
ge 6iBnng febr oft big 3ur 4uffteuung
Der @~anbibaten fur ben nd6ffen Cons
greB bauere un6 baB bic Wablen baIb
barauf Tim Hobember) PATHFINDER. Sie
rpiebererwdbIten gonsreBmitslieber nebs
men es in Der folgenben fur3en Sibulg
nidt mebr genau nit ibren pfl9ten
benz 8olfe gegeniiber, neil lie ibrer Si'
be fur bic nddfien swei Sabre fider
ieien. Oie unterlegenen ganbibaten aber
bieIten fi9 niht fitr g~ebunben, lbrer ges
febeeberif9eu9 bdtigfeit nod ob3uliegen.
Der BON Grain eingebradte 8ef6lub
III an bas Suifiscomite berwieisn wors
ben unb es ftebt fatim su eruarten, baB
Jpn Der sesenwdrtige @onsreb annimmt.
Mirbe i'm aber Grain i'm nd9ifen Cons
greB tpieberum einbringen, bann m69te
er uobI sur annabuie selanseu.
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2s1 @efi.G ommerceffrabe,
& s @ef. Commensurate.
Weibnadts : 6anptqmartier.

Meerfdaum . gfeifen, pfeifsnf0pfe.
gisarrenbaItsr, Gisarreu in Yddden
bon 26 Sc SO es. unb 10 So. ipe3iel
fur bic 6elitase. Sabad in feinen l
Pfunb aifeu, Roudes, MatG Safes
unb aafeu.
xaein Rroft fur Yartners ober
Drummer. Nan perfude meine Baa.
rem unb Yreiie. 2eIepsou lSl, POI
uno 1871. elm cart,
Der Ieitsn6e SebadbdubIer.
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Ceifentlihe Nptis!

Der llnter3eidnete erlaubt ii6 benz
pubIifum mitsutbeilen, baB er ueber
feline &edtspraris aufsesebeu bat, nod
bies gu tbun beabiid:igt. arantbeit
perbinbert i'm ausenblldli9, ieinen
8eI6dften perf6nlide aufmerfIamfeit
gu tuibmen. bod bofft er binnen2ursem
oieielben mieoer aufnebmen gu founen.
M6tungspoa: u. Sittmar.
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Outer GrfoI8 In ieSeit Sale.

D. u. Brabforb, YapisrbdnbIer in gbatta.
uooaa, 9en., fdrsibt, bab feline eunssn bon
elmer larten erialtuns befaaen purben unb bab
CT biele MiiteI oasesen erfoIgIos antpanbte. Gr
purbe beranIast, Or. Sings slew Disecperb
sesen slus;sbruns ta beriu9sn, sr fclste benz
Ratbe unb III bur9 ben gebraud peniser Ola.
l9en aebeiIt porosu. Set iener Bet bat er
bas Mittsl sesen Sufen uub ertaItuns IN fsiner
GamiIis ftets nit autsm grfoIs a%ngtpanot.
DieisIbe grfabruns baben faulenoe gemadt,
oeren rsbsn burd bic puaberuoae Diseobsrs
9erettet ipurbe.
FrobeFai@sn frsi in Der apotbsfe bon VI
Greib.
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Jinf saperlaifise GnHdetSnnsen.

unte,faben 5. $. 3eiIin & Cos fritz
teren unb ausf9liebliden anfpru6 auf
81. u. o. 81 m m ns 2iner es
guIatot ober Mebi3in" unb auf ben
oleinisen @sbrau9 bes Namens Sims
mons@, tpie er auf cine 0ebermeoi3in
a~ngepanbt uirb unb perbieteu anbern,
ii9 biefes Namens gu beoienen. SIM
BerlaB auf beiaste gntfGeibungen :uars
men 8. 8. 3eilin & SO. 9dnbler unb
gonfumenten, fotpie bas publifum i'm
aagemeineu, baB, tuer ibre 9anbelss
marie beeintrd9tigt Ober nit Nadab-
inung oerieIbett banoelt, fd elmer
Sniunttion uno gntiddbigunssforbes
rlng ausiebt.
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California Weiue.

6err j.. s Meper, DbOleiole &
RetaiIbdnbler in Weinen, alamo plasa,
1T Dor Rur,em BON feiner Dierten @es
f1dftsreiie nod g~alifornien 5uriidge'
febrt. St fam iebt feline 2unben unb
6amilien nit ben befen Sorten bon
CALIFORNIA; einen ur6 reinem Sraus
bensB ranbp perieben. Reinen @alifor'
mia glaret ~pertauft er bic @allone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdlidte Weiue
finb iiets BEL Inn porrdtbig.
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= Die 2lase 6. 6. 3atum seger
@olbfranf. Granf & Co., III beenbigt.
Die Sutp fpra6 Satum cine gntfdds
bisung BON $40. 900 tpesen SdIieBuns
ieincs Gefddftes 5u. WabrideinIid
fommt bic 2lage on bas a%ppelationss
geri9t.
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Gpebeif erhalten:

Neue Senbung BON importirtem uub
einbeimii9en S9weiser 2die, fowie
frii6e Wilmautee Gerpelat unb Salami
Wurff. 6. Seuermann n.
12,1, 3mt1mtp
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6 u Z 8.

Bum grIernen bes 6 6neibens
unb WaaB 3 mens bon . o.
menfIeibern nod benz einfa9fen,
fiderften unb i9neliien Spfem, nit
nur 8 WaaBen. Der GURUS besinnt
Wontag ben 81. DECEMBER 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 luterridtstunben. 8eoins
gungen mdBig.
anmelbungen perben enigegenges
nommen in SO. 214, 3te Str, Suiiden
Mpenue 6 unb 9.
gbenfalls empfe5le id mid gum U Ms
ertigen bon D amentIeiber n
mad ben neueiten frans6fi9en Moben.
tuu1W Mrs. Rramer.
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MuerIet.

Ser berForbene 8. g. Bitter. II.
ipurbe seftern unier auBerOroentIi9er
Sbeilnabme beeroigt.
= gmeIio Garaa. elm Merifaner.
Der BEL 6au Wareos nit elmer Gra;i
sufammenIebte, ipuroe bier perbaftet,
neil er bic Srau, bic Jpn perlafen bat=
te unb mad San Nntonio gefi9tes
mar, gepriigelt bate.
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9anfiaauuA.

gllen Seuienieen. welde bic 2eide
meines Sohnes su @rabe geleiteten unb
mir babur6 ibre Sbeilnabme su erfens
men gaben, itatts i'd hermit meinen
ber3li9ffen Sanf ab.
6enrp 90. Bitter.
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= Wander bat fid bur9 ben re9t'
,eitigen Gebrau9 bes groBen 9eilmit.
tells 81. SafobssO Del Dor langen 9eiben
bemabrt. Sn allen 4potbefen fur so
gents bic 6lafhe au baben.
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Saltet Sure 2ampcn Ia Cronumg nno
n

Die alamo Oeleompaanie liefert bns
Del. I'm ORDERS pirb gebeien unb
oos Del pirb prompt abgeliefert. 81.
flee 237 Of : SoufOntraBe. Sele.
pbon 351. 6,11,t6N
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@rof WIumeutboI. Gommou6,

= 8raf 8lumentbal, gommanbeur
bes 4. Mrmeeeorps, uirb i'm SOmmer
ben 60. Sabrestag ieines gintriits in
Die preuBii6e Armee feiern. Nm a.
September folst bas ~25idbrige Minis
iterssS5ubildum 8ismards.
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Gin farfer 2ra9. 2ons
bon, 5. Saruar. Die Monards
Sampfer.@ eieli@aft bat ibre 3abluns
gen eingeite0t. Sbre 8erbinbIi9feiten
beIaufen ii9 auf f145. 600.
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@abl' Muaeigen.
6ir Wopor.

Uub 0tu9uh.
SD fiinbise mid bierbur9 als ganbiSat fur
bas NaYorsamt BEL Der i'm Gebruor ab;ubaI.
tenoen @abI an. SD bese bas gertrauen, oab
Id pdbrenb Der Isttsn sebu Sabre nit ben @e.
fddftsintereFen unb Dem materieleu @ads.
tbum Der Stabt seniseno befaunt seuurben
bin, UNI elm llrtbeil in lofalen anseIesenbeiten
3u befben. Das tieffe Snterefe fir uniere fluf'
iiae Yrosperitdt beranIabt mid, cine iorsfdltiae,
aber~ fortidrittIide PoIitif in munieipaIen YIN.
seIesenbsitsn ;u befartuOrten unb auf cine Gee
redte, parteiIoie uub unternebmsnbe Staotbers
r%aItuns 3u ~brinasn. Benu Su bieiem ebren.
boIen Amte erpdtIt, rerbe i'd bic Wabl aIs elm
mir ertpieisnss 8ertrauen betradten uno ber'
iprs9e. meme YFidten setreu 81 erfiaen.
gbpirt 8. 9errea.
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2abt gu6 niGt tduf6eu bur9
niebere preife fur Nrbeit. iwel6e better
ais ireenb cine in 9egas seliefert wirb.
fouberu berftet gu6 na4 @alIas
10 y pbotogropbifGem MteIier. mo
guG quite unb 3ufrieoenfteIenbe arbeit
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-12

SIR fdbtif4er Collector.
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adtunesbou ais aanbibat sur Biebererirdb.
lung fur has amt bes gitb . Solicitors bel Der
am II. Usbruar 1887 fhattfinDenbsn @abI.
s. 9. 9aueien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-12

Der Undergraduate ;eist fi& biermit benz
pubIifum oils Elm uuabbdusiser Ganbibat fur
bas smt bes Strabentommifdrs in Der i'm
nddften Gebruar fattFnbenben idbtii9en
WabI an. adiuussbou:
g. 8. Quirt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-03-12
zsr. W1Ilfa.n Hzarra.sn kirk

al s O'Clock p. un,, On Friday, the
4th day Of March, 1881, DIR. William
Harrison Klrkman brsathed bis last.
His death was not a surprise 10 bis
Iamily and Friends. About two months
ago. IN hooking after his large landed
interests IN this parish, be became ex-
posed to the extremes Of the weather
sBd being naturally Of weak consti-
tuition, he was taken seriously III, from
which, after lingering sickness, be
died. For some weeks he lay sick at
his own residence and then was re-
moved to the residence of his brother,
Dir. ] b. Kirkmau. He was born
August le, 1899, aud was 81 years,
c months and 10 days old al the time
Of bis death. He graduated and moved
from the State Of Texas into this
parish, settling IN the vicinity of Big
Woods about thirty years ago. After
a residence there Of one year he re.
moved TO this place, where he resided
the remainder Of his life an honored
and respected citizen. Herepresented
this parish in the Legislature, and
was also a member Of the Constitu,
tional Convention in 1879. Being a
man Of energy and thrift, he aeeaum.
lated handsome fortune. He was a
man Of few words, but regarded by
every ono who knew him, as being q
man Of excellent Judgment.
As a physician he stood high in his
profession. As citizen he was alive
TO all the best interests of his country,
and honored and respected by allwho
knew him. His wife and one child
preceded him to the grave by several
years. He leaves two sons and six
daughters, most Of whom are grown,
a brother, sister and aged mother to
mourn his loss.
He was not a member of any church,
never having professed religion, open.
Is, bat from the best information we
could gain from those most intimate
with him during bis last sickness, we
feel assured in saying he became q
changed man, and his last days were
filed with hope.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-03-12

Tag Record and fajde, o newspaper
Published on. Manhattan Island, in
wandering out into the Southern rural
districts says, 'sThe farming lands Of
the South would soon attract the at
tention Of spectators on account Of
their ebeapDess." The Liim6eyBan,
in commenting on the above, says !:
''koFthern farmers can see no money
In Southern cleared lands at tie value
that is placed on them BY the owners,
namely, $40 to s25 per acre" The
LstDa5erman further states that the
emily cheap lands il the South are
tinibered lands. Tho Northern farm
ers, as rule, have not purchased
largely Of late among the old farms
that were brought into cultivation
before the war. They are after the
timbered lands and the virgin prairie
soil, such as We have IN Southwestern
Louisiana. In purchasing these lands
they are sure Of getting good titles,
which 10 them, as to allotherfa farmers,
Is quite al item. Orr Southwestern
Louisiana Lands, both timbered and
pEaiFie, csanet remain long % the
maEket At the present low prices.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-03-12
E.IEgTFIrEIvq - RETEIRVs

ln answer 30 HE nnmarxantel strict-
ures oFtle Minaen Dasaoerai 7lyibnne,
Of the 18th nil., on a saafb that ap-
peared IA TIE EcHo some weeks since
under the Shove caption, we viii state
that the article on ouT frst page Of
this issae, taken from ilse Morehoase
SentiHel, 50 completely SETS fefsh our
yiews on The snljeet and elueiGalcs the
uatenablc position and false charges
Of the Dr.. that we simply call Bro,
Ports aisention to II, a. at present We
arc not engaged IN booming eandi-
dates for pablie Office, bat luiIdiag up
the agricultural interests Of The State
81 far as gall z goes. we will say
that ii appears to rs that the editor
Of The DIT, like oarsslf, is not want
ing IN that direction, especially so
when be charges that Gov. McEnery
Is responsible for The Louisiana Lot
terry swindle, the passage Of the debt
amendment and in dividing the Dem
oerstic party Of the State. All Of
which, even the editor Of the DIT.
knows to be erroneous, and was only
asserted for the purpose Of political
capital and arguments sake. There
fore, as we are not disposed to enter
into a personal newspaper controversy,
but at all times willing to discuss public
matters in q decent journalistic way
we dismiss the subject with the IN
junction TO the editor Of the DIT.
that buffoonery and "gall" are not
the only essentials necessary for the
successful championing Of political
cause. The people, as a general thing,
take no stock in wildcat assertions
made by hot-headed seribblers derog-
atory 10 a gentleman who has confined
himself during his occupancy of The
Executive Office to bailding up the re-
sources Of the State, for the welfare
Of the whole people, regardless of
politics, race, color or previous condi.
ton, as Gov. MeEnery has done.